Hewlett-Packard has suffered another notable leak of financial information, this time of its fiscal 2014 outlook.

The company was holding its analyst meeting talking about how its business is stabilizing and how it would finally return to growth. Meg Whitman, the company’s CEO, kicked off the event with an upbeat assessment of the business. Any detailed financial projection was expected to come in a planned presentation by H-P’s chief financial officer after lunch at the event, being held in San Jose, Calif.

Well before that, some detailed information began to appear about the company’s outlook on news outlets that include Bloomberg, such as H-P’s projected earnings per share for fiscal 2014. A little over an hour later, the company released the information officially.

An H-P spokesman said the company is investigating what happened.

Whitman has made a concerted effort to keep H-P’s drama to a minimum, and the company’s blunders out of the headlines. It’s possible that era could be over.

This isn’t the first time some potentially market-moving news from H-P has been released prematurely.

A little more than two years ago, the company was forced to hastily release its quarterly results after an internal memo from former Chief Executive Leo Apotheker leaked, saying H-P was in for “another tough quarter.” “We must watch every penny and minimize all hiring,” he wrote at the time.

The leak added to already troubling signals coming from the company at the time.